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⬅︎dymTryqy[dypwnṭws]
dymTryqy adj.
   diametrical
dyny dynh, dyntˀ (dayyānā, dayyāntā) n.f.
   female judge
dysqwlws dydsqwlws n.m.
   teacher
dyms n.m.
   people
dyny adj.
   a gentilic
[dysqws] n.m.
   plate
[dymrwn] n.m.
   mulberry juice
dynyg (dīnīḡ) n.m.
   ascetic
[dysqyn] n.m.
   double sack
dymtˀ dṭlˀ (dīmṯā dəṭallā) n.m.
   a type of cloud or mist
[dynmws] n.m.
   power
dysqlyˀ n.m.
   accusation
dyn DWN vb. a/i(u)
   to judge
dynr, dynrˀ (dē/īnār, dē/īnārā) n.m.
   denarius
dysqrtˀ n.f.
   estate, settlement
dyn, dynˀ (dīn, dīnā) n.m.
   judgment
dys, dysˀ (dyās, dyāsā) n.m.
   a type of porridge
dysqtˀ rstqˀ (ra/ustaq/k, ra/ustqā) n.m.
   district, village
dyn, dynˀ (dayyān, dayyānā) n.m. #2
   judge
[dysblnys] (diāsbalanīs) n.m.
   sweet chestnut
dystwr, dystwrn n.m.
   a type of tenancy
[dyn] (dēn) n.m. #3
   religion
[dyswrˀ] n.m.
   difficulty of urinating
dystyqˀ kwstyg, kwstygˀ (kōstīgā) n.m.
   a type of clothing
dyn (dēn) conj./adv.
   then, thereupon
[dysṭṭˀ] n.m.
   dimension
dystn dštnˀ, dstnˀ (daštānā) n.m.
   menstrual
dyn, dn (dēn, den) pron.
   this one
[dysys] n.f.
   petition
dystqˀ rstqˀ (ra/ustaq/k, ra/ustqā) n.m.
   district, village
dyn_ dyl_ (dīl_) pron.
   (with pronominal suffixes:) independent possessive pronoun
dysnˀ n.m.
   (??)
dyˁbd, dˀyˁbd adv.
   already having been done
dynh, dyntˀ (dayyānā, dayyāntā) n.f.
   female judge
[dyspwlyṭys] n.m.
   a type of medicine
dyˁh, dˁtˀ n.f.
   knowledge
dynw, dynwtˀ (dayyānūt, dayyānūṯā) n.f.
   office of judge
[dyspq] n.m.
   mule drawn wagon
dyˁh, dyˁtˀ n.f. #2
   sweat
dynw, dynwtˀ (dīnūṯ, dīnūṯā) n.f. #2
   probity; judicial right
[dysprmṭwn] n.m.
   a type of medicine
dyPwlˀ n.m.
   the Slanderer, the Devil
[dynwmys] n.m.
   two commandments
dysqˀ, dyˀsqˀ n.m.
   official document
dypwndyw n.f.
   freshman
[dynws] n.m.
   celandine
[dysqˀryn, dysqˀry] n.m.
   diskarion
[dypwnṭws] adj.
   transmarine

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